Redevelopment of Lease Site 86/86W (RFP)
May 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Provide redevelop public land and water.
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May 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Provide redevelop public land and water.
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Census ID
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100734
Employee FTE
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142.5
Population
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10,613
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Morro Bay
The meeting agenda focuses on administrative updates, including board member announcements and a Harbor Department status report. Business items include receiving updates from various ad-hoc committees, such as the Replacement Program for Clean Marina and the Loading Zones in the newly red-marked areas on the Embarcadero. The board will also consider establishing new ad-hoc committees for researching vessel insurance requirements and identifying and applying for grant opportunities for the Harbor Department. Additionally, the board will review and prioritize future agenda items.
The committee discussed updates on community workshops, park redevelopment, and the status of various waterfront properties. Key business included reviewing workshop results and providing direction on the Waterfront Master Plan's preferred alternative across four focus areas. Topics covered included potential land uses for specific sites such as glamping, community pools, and sports complexes, as well as decisions to exclude resort-style hotels. Additionally, public feedback was considered regarding connectivity and infrastructure, and subcommittees were established to address circulation, boat haul-out facilities, stormwater management, and parking analysis.
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The Council conducted a regular meeting covering various administrative and community matters. Key discussion topics included a closed session addressing real property negotiations, potential litigation, and personnel performance evaluations. Reports were presented regarding subcommittee activities involving water reclamation and local power facilities. The Council addressed public comments concerning city infrastructure and local events, authorized lease agreements with community organizations, and approved cooperation agreements for county grant programs. Additionally, the Council approved a temporary license agreement for a commercial oyster farm operation with provisions for utility metering and finalized appointments to the Citizens Oversight/Finance Advisory Committee and the Public Works Advisory Board.
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